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The assignment facing Adam Nadel was to take photographs for an exhibition by the Malaria Consortium. That meant going beyond pictures of patients ravaged by malaria.

Mr. Nadel knew that he would need to deliver more than just a series of heart-rending portraits. “If you have a bunch of great pictures but they don’t communicate the complexity and the important aspects of what you’re documenting, then what you have are powerful emotional photographs,” he said.

Link: The Many Faces of Malaria – Lens Blog – NYTimes.com